SkepticalSy

The new instalment in the Alien franchise , Alien Romulus, is fantastic. It has a familiarity to it following on from Alien 1979 and with a new young cast.

If you're looking a for that familiar high action and suspense of the original Alien movies you'll find it in Alien Romulus. It starts off a little slow but builds into something quite interesting.

The android character, Andy, played by David Jonsson was the stand out role, convincing changes in personality throughout the movie.

Overall, as a sci fi enthusiast and more generally a fan of the Alien movies I really enjoyed watching Alien Romulus and hope to see more like it.

According to some this was supposed to be the best superhero movie ever made, I enjoyed it but I wouldn't class it as the GOAT, or anywhere near that status.

I enjoyed seeing Michael Keaton as Batman again, it brought some childhood nostalgia along for the ride.

Some of the action was good, but overall it was typical superhero action scenes nothing new.

Now I have to keep writing, so I can post this comment. I had a hamburger for lunch today, but I start my diet this week. Michael Keaton is not the greatest Batman, but I'm sure he'd like my hamburgers. 39 characters to go, now 14, fourteen.

I like how this series takes multiple perspectives to show us the rise and controversy of Spotify, and what issues were plaguing the record industry at the time. It's certainly worth the watch, especially if you like stories about start-ups.

However, if you do watch it, you lose the quality of the acting if you watch the dubbed version.

I did find the overall story to be quite interesting as it evolved, from the founder's vision and relentless pursuit, to the major issues faced when trying to realise that vision, and the compromises and realities faced as time went by. And ultimately, the main losers in the whole story were the very ones Spotify claimed to be serving.